How can we help?

Fill in the booking form on this website or get in touch with us. Our team will contact you to confirm a time that suits you.

Ask your clinician about confidentiality and its limits at the start of care. You can discuss how information is handled and when disclosure may be necessary, including how this works if a parent, partner or family member is involved.

Our centre is not an emergency service. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 112 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department. You can also call Tele-MANAS, the Government of India’s free 24/7 mental health helpline, on 14416.

No. You can book directly with our centre. If you are already seeing a doctor or specialist, it helps to bring their notes with you.

Your clinician will take time to understand your concerns, your history and your goals, and will talk you through the options for care. Please bring any previous reports, prescriptions or letters that may be relevant.

Online (telemedicine) consultations can be arranged where they are clinically appropriate, for example if coming to the centre in person feels difficult at first. Please ask when you book.

Our services include child and adolescent psychiatry. Please confirm suitability for your child’s age and concerns when booking, and ask who should attend the first appointment. See Child & Adolescent Psychiatry.

Duration and fees should be confirmed for the appointment you are booking. Ask the team before attending; the website does not publish a fixed fee or session length.

Choose “Not sure yet” on the enquiry form. You can ask about an appropriate starting appointment without choosing a diagnosis or treatment yourself.

Please ask the team to confirm the consultation language before booking. We do not publish a language list here.

Contact the centre directly if your plans change. Ask about the cancellation or rescheduling terms when booking so you know what applies to your appointment.

No. The form sends an enquiry. Our team will contact you about your request and confirm arrangements separately. A preferred day or time is a request, subject to availability.

A brief booking question is enough. Do not include medical details, reports or a full health history. You can discuss those privately during your consultation.